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  • Expansion of Agrochemical Trading Planned

    Rusneftegaz can announce that our organization has signed a series of agreements with various suppliers across the globe to significantly increase our trading volumes of synthetic fertilizers in the immediate future. Although we have previously exchanged agrochemicals upon occasion during the past five years, such business has been exclusively based upon single transactions with a select number of third parties whom have been assessed as being creditworthy. Under the expanded scheme, our company will be able to purchase and sell a greater variety of products directly from the corresponding production plants on a routine basis, all of which we have a pre-existing and established commercial relationship. Notwithstanding the fact that our primary area of interest shall continue to be crude oil and refined petroleum, the majority of the refineries that we frequently engage with also retain the capacity to create vast quantities of the nitrogen fertilizer within the same facility. Thus, we will be able to capitalize upon these connections, whilst also benefiting from the excellent transportation links to logistical hubs that these sites possess. In response to the public disclosure of these plans, our Deputy Chief Executive Officer, Aleksandr Filyurin, delivered the following remarks:    

    “Firstly, I would like to express my thanks to Igor and his team, who have worked so hard to set this up. I know that this particular industry is not his area of expertise, so he has had to work twice as hard to do all the research necessary before he can make the big decisions. Now, we are realistic about this, this is not going to become the largest area of our business any time soon. But we think that it is important to capitalize on the opportunity presented to us here. At the end of the day, when you are presented with a business proposal from someone that you have worked with for a long time, it would be naïve not to take time to think about it. We are one of the foremost traders in Russian oil products now, we have a great track record, and in the few years since we began commodity trading, we now report revenues in the billions each year. There is a reason why these companies want to work with us, to do business with us, it is because we always deliver great results. Okay, we are not planning on expanding into any new areas of business at this time, but we can still embrace all areas of petroleum trading, whether that is crude, or fertilizers or any of the types of oil-based product when the right proposal is presented to us. Ultimately, we have the financial resources and intellectual capabilities to take those chances, and I have the utmost confidence that this new venture will be a success.”   

    Despite the fact that this scheme is yet to be fully implemented, our company is midway through executing a comprehensive strategy to ensure the viability of this project. Similarly to our trading division, our agrochemical interests are also to be based in New York, with our executive leadership concluding that the city will provide us with the infrastructure to expand this particular area of our interest in the years ahead. For instance, we are currently in the process of recruiting a director to lead this department, whilst simultaneously providing us with the expertise and commercial contacts to guarantee that this plan delivers the desired results. An announcement regarding this vacancy is expected in due course, with the chosen candidate set to market a range of products, such as urea and various grades of ammonia. With such compounds essential to this trade, we have been required to make additional investment to build the apparatus to make this program prosper. In spite of the fact that these expenditures are relatively nominal in comparison to the monies we expend in our petroleum and energy divisions, our management believes that expending further funds will not be necessary in the future, with our firm able to rely upon third parties instead. This is broadly similar to our existing marketing operations, which now create the majority of our global revenues, where Rusneftegaz works with an array of partners to deliver fuels to every corner of the world. Although these investments represent a risk on behalf of our corporation, it must be noted that this industry continues to grow rapidly, and there is an erstwhile belief amongst our directors that this can ultimately become a lucrative venture for our enterprise. Any queries pertaining to this matter, including any business inquiries for any goods mentioned in this article, should be submitted via the usual channels, namely by email or telephone. We necessitate your cooperation and understanding while this plan is executed.

  • Production Data for the Fourth Quarter

    Rusneftegaz can announce production results for the fourth quarter of the year as of and for the three months ended 31 December. These were prepared in accordance with all relevant standards but have not been externally audited. The full results are available to review via the associated section of our website:

    Oil and Gas: 

    • The total oil production during the period was 1.425.632 barrels. 
    • The average daily production of oil was 15.496 bpd (barrels per day). 
    • The peak daily production through the month was 15.782 bpd. 

    Electricity:​ 

    • The total amount of electricity produced was 3,87 TWh. 
    • At the end of the reporting period, we maintained a power generation capacity of 1.860 MW. 
    • The installed capacity utilized during the period was 94,2%. 

    The details in this article are current at the date of this report and are believed by Rusneftegaz to be accurate and true. All information is disclosed as a summary and does not purport to be entirely complete. The material published is derived from our internal operational reports, with the data that these documents are reliant upon obtained from sources believed by our management to be reliable. However, our organization cannot wholly guarantee the accuracy or completeness of such information and will not be held liable for any errors that have arisen, nor will any of our employees, directors, officers, agents, partners, subsidiaries, or affiliates.

  • Preliminary 2024 Calendar Published

    Our executive leadership can today circulate a comprehensive provisional calendar for the upcoming fiscal year, the main highlight of which is scheduled to occur at the beginning of April, when our organization convenes for our Annual General Meeting. While this date may be subject to change, it will provide an ample opportunity for all those involved in the affairs and operations of Rusneftegaz to coalesce, principally to facilitate debate and discussion regarding our present activities and future strategies. Prior to this showpiece event, we will be promulgating our 2023 consolidated financial statements for all our key stakeholders and any other interested parties three days before the main convention itself. Similarly, we expect to continue our current practice of disclosing exhaustive production data four weeks after each quarter concludes, although it should be noted that it is expected that additional dates may be added to our corporate schedule in due course. This is solely due to the fact that in 2024 we shall be marking our 25th anniversary, and thus we anticipate making a series of announcements early next year informing how we intend to commemorate this momentous occasion. We are optimistic that these celebrations will serve as a major element of what will ultimately be a successful year for our business, and the aforementioned festivities will involve all the staff associated with our enterprise regardless of their location. 

    In the weeks ahead, however, it must be acknowledged that our capacity to answer any inquiries will be limited as a result of employee vacations over the Christmas and New Year holiday. During this timeframe, which is forecast to occur between 25 December 2023 and 9 January 2024, none of our other corporate activities will be impacted, and our production will continue as normal. Whilst communications throughout this period will be monitored, we cannot wholly guarantee that we will return any correspondences that may be urgent, and the sender may have to wait until the resumption of business for a reply. With this considered, we advise anyone who seeks to contact our corporation, or any member of our personnel, to do so prior to this date to secure a response in due course. Once our full administrative service has resumed, we will endeavor to address all pending messages within one working day, as will all our partners, subsidiaries and affiliates, all of whom are also affected. The preliminary calendar is available in its entirety on our official website, and although the dates are subject to change, any major alterations are not anticipated by our managements at this time. Any queries concerning this announcement should be directed towards customary channels as soon as possible, primarily to enable us to respond before our capability to do so is restricted. We urge your cooperation and understanding in relation to this most pertinent matter.

  • 2023 Annual Awards Bestowed

    At the culmination of what has been an exceptional period for Rusneftegaz, we hosted a gala dinner in Moscow to celebrate the achievements of a number of our staff over the past year. Guests included members of our board of directors, in addition to our managers, senior personnel and other key stakeholders. These delegates traveled not only the length and breadth of Russia to attend, but also across the world, with a contingent arriving from our trading office in New York a few days prior. All those invited marked a significant twelve months for our company, as we continued to make rapid progress in fulfilling the plans that were delayed by the coronavirus pandemic at the beginning of the decade. Consequently, we are set to accomplish record levels of investment expenditure for 2023, with major outlays in every area of our current production program. At the event itself, our Deputy Chief Executive Officer, Aleksandr Filyurin, delivered the following remarks:    

    “Firstly, I would like to send my congratulations to all the gentleman who have won awards this evening. The stories we are told about them continue to astound us each year, not only for the efforts each of them has made, but also for their resilience and determination under the challenging circumstances they face. More broadly, I would also like to thank all our staff for their service this year. You have all done an exceptional job in what has been a difficult time for us. We have obviously had major setbacks over the past few years, not only with the pandemic, but also with the deterioration in the geopolitical situation last year. However, because of you, we have managed to recover, and recover quickly. We now have many reasons to be optimistic as we approach our 25th anniversary year, and I hope that each of them will be able to join us on the journey ahead.”    

    Ultimately, the main prizes of the night were awarded to Konstantin Mikhaylov and Artem Volkov, who were named Employee of the Year and Young Employee of the Year, respectively. The former was honored for overseeing an average increase of 27,9% in productivity at oil wells he has maintained over the past three years, whereas the latter is recognized for completing his graduate program with us despite the deaths of both his father and brother in the last twelve months. In conjunction with these awards, we also venerated a further twenty-one members of our staff with special commendations for their efforts this year, ranging from our administrative personnel to our operatives in the field. As we prepare to mark our 25th anniversary next year, we shall remain grateful to all those who have worked diligently throughout this time to enable our success, and we hope that our achievements continue for many decades to come.

  • Production Data for the Third Quarter

    Rusneftegaz can announce production results for the third quarter of the year as of and for the three months ended 30 September. These were prepared in accordance with all relevant standards but have not been externally audited. The full results are available to review via the associated section of our website: 

    Oil and Gas: 

    • The total oil production during the period was 1.456.268 barrels. 
    • The average daily production of oil was 15.829 bpd (barrels per day). 
    • The peak daily production through the month was 16.134 bpd. 

    Electricity:​ 

    • The total amount of electricity produced was 2,29 TWh. 
    • At the end of the reporting period, we maintained a power generation capacity of 1.860 MW. 
    • The installed capacity utilized during the period was 55,8%. 

    The details in this article are current at the date of this report and are believed by Rusneftegaz to be accurate and true. All information is disclosed as a summary and does not purport to be entirely complete. The material published is derived from our internal operational reports, with the data that these documents are reliant upon obtained from sources believed by our management to be reliable. However, our organization cannot wholly guarantee the accuracy or completeness of such information and will not be held liable for any errors that have arisen, nor will any of our employees, directors, officers, agents, partners, subsidiaries, or affiliates.